The Norwegian Holocaust Center's research into fascism is part of a broad-based comparative project that is studying fascist movements and regimes in the Nordic region. We and our Nordic colleagues are currently studying continuity and change in fascist theory and practice in the Nordic countries over the past 100 years.
The Norwegian Holocaust Center's comparative research on wartime occupation seeks to reveal commonalities and differences between the various occupation regimes established by Nazi Germany, with the aim of placing the Norwegian experience in a broader European context.
Researchers on Holocaust, Occupation and Nazism:
Synne Corell
Øystein Hetland
Terje Emberland
Gaute Lund Rønnebu
Iselin Theien
Anette Homlong Storeide
Øivind Kopperud
Projects
- Democratic institutions in the face of a Nazi occupying power: Norway in a comparative perspective
- How resistant to Nazism were Norwegian government institutions?
- Network for Nordic Fascism Studies (NORFAS)
- Norwegian volunteers in the Waffen SS
- The liquidation of Jewish assets during the occupation of Norway